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Tooth and Claw: : Animal Oppression, Racial Capitalism, and the Abolition of Policing
Project · February 10, 2026
Robot Dogs and the Paw Patrol: Police Dogs and Racial Biocapitalism in the Americas and Palestine
Publication · February 10, 2026
Invasion Ecology and Management
In conjunction with advancing management objectives, I investigate physiological and environmental influences of phenotypic expression of invasive snakes and lizards at different timescales. The goal of the research is to discern physiological inf...
Project · February 09, 2026
Stress Ecology and Stress Endocrinology
Through combined opportunistic sampling of individuals experiencing naturally occurring stressors and experimental manipulation (e.g., temperature, hormone treatment, pathogen exposure), I work to explain how environmental change manifests as phys...
Project · February 09, 2026
Thermal Biology and Ecoimmunology
Ectothermic vertebrates are ideal organisms to investigate thermal constraints on physiological processes, as their body temperature can be manipulated by changing environmental temperatures. My projects have investigated thermoregulation in lizar...
Project · February 09, 2026
Evaluation of three removal methods for an invasive lizard, Peters' Rock Agama (Agama picticauda)
Publication · February 09, 2026
AmphiTherm: a comprehensive database of amphibian thermal tolerance and preference
Publication · February 09, 2026
State of knowledge for invasive green iguanas in Florida reveals negative impacts and pervasive research needs
Publication · February 09, 2026
Balancing the scales: Including underrepresented herptile species in a One Health approach
Publication · February 09, 2026
Commonly collected thermal performance data best inform species distributions in a data-limited invader.
Publication · February 09, 2026
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